News from Eurofruit – Page 171
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ArticlePrivate equity group Bridgepoint to buy Sun World
Deal will accelerate the global fruit genetics, R&D and licensing company’s expansion
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ArticleRegister now for Global Grape Congress
New international event, taking place on 30 June, explores the latest developments in the business
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ArticleAgroponiente announces death of Pepe Matillas
As one of the group’s founding members, he was instrumental in its international expansion
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ArticleAfrucat unveils five-year investment strategy
Association has identified six strategic pillars to future proof Catalan fruit industry
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ArticleApeel expands partnership network
New avocado partners join Apeel's fight to provide longer-lasting external and internal quality and cut food waste
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ArticleDenmark benefits from CoolRail
Rail network sends its first container of fresh fruit and vegetables to Denmark from Valencia
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ArticleSouth American blues volume keeps on rising
Peru retains position as leading exporter, while Chile also ships record volume in 2020/21
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ArticlePrimland producing Gold in Mpumalanga
French kiwifruit specialist Primland is boosting its counter-seasonal supplies with Oscar Gold kiwifruit from South Africa
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ArticleBerries Pride launches blues pack
Eat Me blueberries are now available in a new sustainable cardboard packaging concept
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ArticleNew chair for Fruit South Africa
Experienced South African diplomat Vangile Titi-Msumza has taken on the role, replacing Justin Chadwick
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ArticleSofrupak focuses on produce visibility
Redesigned shape and size of the windows in its biodegradable packaging mean consumers can see more of the produce
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ArticleGWF celebrates women in produce
Founder Julie Escobar tells Fruitnet about GWF's new awards and what else the network has lined up for 2021
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ArticleApril marks RSA Sharon fruit start
Bigger volumes are expected with shipments set to arrive in Northern Hemisphere markets from the end of April
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ArticleSuez shutdown delays fruit supply
Indian grapes and New Zealand apples among products that may be rerouted after a ship blocked the Suez Canal
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ArticleAlbert Heijn ditches plastic bags for fruit and veg
Reconfirmed as the Netherlands' most sustainable retailer, the company wants to remove single-use plastic bags from stores
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ArticleRSA grapes ready to roll in China
Next week will mark the start of South Africa's table grape promotions in China
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ArticleFreshuelva, Fedemco unveil recycling initiative
New strawberry campaign highlights the benefits of recyclable wooden boxes
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ArticleSuccess of black citrus farmers celebrated
South Africa’s black citrus growers achieved great success during 2020, meaning positive signs for transformation in South Africa
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ArticleFashion giant makes foray into leafy greens
New investment in vertical farming company Ljusgårda AB comes from platform owned by chairman of H&M
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ArticleShaffe sets out roadmap for growth
Inaugural Shaffe congress hears how innovation and collaboration will deliver a sustainable future for SH fruit exporters